Conversation with Coyote (Unabridged‪)‬

“The coyote didn’t run. He stood in the rain, eyes locked on mine—as if inviting me to step out of the world I thought I understood.”

On a stormy night in the Pacific Northwest, a man brakes just in time to avoid hitting a coyote on a dark, forested road. But this is no ordinary encounter. What begins as a chance meeting becomes a mystical dialogue that unravels the boundaries between reality and truth, man and god, memory and myth.

Through a series of surreal conversations with the mysterious and unsettlingly wise Coyote, the narrator is led on a journey through loss, longing, love—and awakening. Along the way, he confronts forgotten parts of himself and the silence of a fading love that lingers like fog on a glass.

Is the coyote a trickster? A teacher? A mirror? Or something far older?

In this deeply philosophical and poetic tale, Conversation with Coyote: The Third Inscription weaves storytelling, metaphysics, and spiritual introspection into a modern-day fable. At once timeless and timely, it explores what it means to awaken, to remember, and to finally see beyond the veil.